Incited Media offers a comprehensive suite of production and engineering services for capturing, encoding and webcasting events — be they huge rock concerts, product launches or corporate conferences.

Incited Media's combination of technical expertise and production know-how has made us the company to call to encode and stream once-in-a-lifetime moments such as the Olympics, Live Earth, Live 8, the GRAMMY's, and the MTV Video Music Awards and webcast them to the world.

Incited approaches each event from a broadcast perspective, enabling us to ensure the perfect delivery of an event for the online audience.

Incited handles productions ranging from single camera shoots to complex, multi-camera live events. One of Incited's largest and most complex productions was the Countdown to the X-Prize Cup in 2005, the competition to build the next generation of commercial spacecraft.

Incited Media also recently recent produced streaming media for Live Earth, a 24-hour global concert that took place on all seven continents. This history-making event yielded the largest online concert viewership to date. More than 8 million people watched the performances live online.

Incited Media assembles the ideal production team to meet a client's needs.
We can provide:

•  Full Production staff
•  Camera Crews
•  On-site and off-site editing and encoding
•  Format Conversion
•  Content hosting
•  Uplink and Downlink
•  Transmission Coordination

SUCCESS STORY:
Live Earth - Incited Media's production team of 80 technicians, editors, programmers, and translators worked around the clock to encode and stream footage of the twenty-four hour, seven-continent concert's ten live feeds to liveearth.msn.com, resulting in the most-watched streaming programming in history. All in a day's work for Incited! *more*

SUCCESS STORY:
2005 X Prize Cup - Incited Media was asked to produce the live webcast coverage of the X PRIZE Cup in 2005. Incited set up a 30 camera shoot in the New Mexico desert, capturing footage from the ground, from the rockets themselves, and from every other possible angle — ultimately editing five minute segment blocks of the most exciting and interesting moments for broadcast. *more*